Carter, Caela
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Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers
Carter draws from her own experience as a neurodivergent person to create a novel worth adding to middle grade collections. This book will resonate with neurodivergent and neurotypical kids alike.
How To Be a Girl in the World
While this novel leaves readers with an important message about sexual harassment, it is not didactic. An excellent addition to middle grade collections.
One Speck of Truth
Strongly recommended for middle grade collections and for any reader who has tried to find truth in the complexities of the past.
Forever, or a Long, Long Time
Addressing contemporary family issues and a child's timeless desire for self-knowledge, this title is a first purchase for middle grade collections.
My Life with the Liars
Though the resolution feels just a bit too pat, Carter takes readers on a journey with Zylynn to uncover her past and reconcile it with her future in this thought-provoking and highly discussible novel.
My Best Friend, Maybe
Gr 10 Up—Colette and Sadie are former best friends who have not spoken in three years...
Me, Him, Them, and It
Gr 9 Up—Accomplished at cross-country, art, and academics, 16-year-old Evelyn, who attends a Catholic school in Jacksonville, Florida, downs ginger ale and hard-to-hear advice, both handed to her by Mary at Planned Parenthood...
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